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NORN KNIVES and HOOKS, best quality, just
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MALAGA GRAPES and CAPE COD GRAN
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I ARGE CANS TOMATOES, Nanticoke brand,
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NEW RAIsINS, CURRANTs, PREsERyfs
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DURE BLACKBERRY CORDIAL made for
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VNHE BEST ROASTED and GROUND Coffee
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-31
Notice..

For many months past we have been
inconvenienced not little by the great
tax on our space from obituary notices.
The delicacy of the subject has prevent
ed us from making complaint ere this.
It is not pleasant for US to restrict the
tender eulogies Of q bereaved relative or
friend to so many inches or lines on the
printed page. But we have duty to
our readers at large that we are com.
PEELED to perform, and to do so we must
limit all ordinary memoirs to reasona.
BILE space. The Gazette has likewise been
troubled by this increasing class Of mat.
ter, and after consultation with its
editors it has been agreed to give all
obituary notices space of two inches.
All space occupied beyond that amount
will be charged for at the rate of ! cent
per word. For the convenience Of per.
sons who are not familiar with type we
may state that the space above named
can be filed with about one hundred
and fifty words. We hope that this ar.
rangement will prove satisfactory to all
concerned, as it will relieve us from an
annoyance which has recently become
serious. Comparatively few readers
peruse obituary notices, and to overload
our columns with them is not "for the
greatest good of the greatest number"
1t is customary with papers in our neigh
boring towns to charge for the entire
notice, but in making our new arrange
ment we give contributors the privilege
of two.inch space free.
News. HERALD PUBLISHING Co.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-31

A bill to raise the age of consent in
girls from twelve to fourteen years was
slaughtered in our General Assembly
toward the close of its recent session.
The bill as it stood showed a slight sem.
blance of humane instinct in the author,
but its summary refusal indicates that
a good many Of our gifted legislators are
little better than animals. A girl cannot
under the law enter into the marriage
compact without the consent of her pa
rents until she is fully of age, but she
may submit to her own ruin at the early
age Of twelve, and her responsibility in
the eyes of the law lessons the guilt of
her seducer. The age of consent ought
to have been raised to eighteen, and the
Legislature might then have done itself
credit by passing the bill unanimously.
The tentative limit of the amendment
and the heathenish treatment it received
is disgrace to the lawmakers of State
that BOASTS of Christian civilization.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-31
Gangrened Gall.

Among the various evil results of the
Deficiency Bills failure to pass the last
Congress, very important grievance is
referred to in the following letter re.
ceived by Mr.. A. D. Virgins last week.
There are quite a number of veterans in
Highland county who are interested in
the chagrining situation:
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 10, '87.
You are hereby informed that, in con.
sequence Of the General Deficiency Bill,
which made provision for the payment
of claims certified by this Office, having
failed to become law, the claims for
bounty, &C., filed by you cannot at pres
ent be paid.
The balance due will again be reported
to Congress ut its next session, and will
be paid as soon as an appropriation
therefor shall have been made.
No further application is required from
you, nor can anythinx be done to hasten
payment Respectfully,
WV. A. DAY, Auditor.
The inexcusable negligence which al.
lows deserving soldiers to go unpaid
when they have been patiently waiting
for twenty years is chargeable to the
Democrats of the house. Words don't
express the public's contempt for Con.
gresham who seizes every opportunity
to shoot off his mouth and lets the good
of the people go unheeded.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-31
PRlCETOWN.

0efcn l0tns lo0J.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. william Fsris, . boy
Sheridan Fsris started to Hillsboro Monday
TO attend school
Myron Smith left for Butler county Monday
to work on farm.
Mr.. J. A McOonnsughsy, our genial store
keeper, u on the sick list.
Miss Ruth Lsndsss. who has been quite sick,
II some better at this writing.
Rev. Y. 3. Cus'er occupied the pulpit at the
Christian Church here sunday.
Mrs George johnson. who has been quite
lex TOR sometime. IL copvslescing.
B. 2. Faris moved TO N. W. Roush's farm,
near Fsirview, Tuesday Of last week.
Prof ". n smith closed his school in dis
trict No. with appropriate exercises.
Miss Laura MOhlsr was tho gue.t OF Miss
Laura LAnigsr Saturday and sunday
Miss Mollie Bubble, Of Buford. was visiting
her sister, Mrs.. n. J. Pullism. sunday.
Rev. Lswwill preached q discourss here 5un.
day at the New Light Church. Subject. Bsp-
tism
Miss Amanda Abrshams sntertainsd mum.
ber Of young folks very pleasantly Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Geo Stevens returned Thursday from
1lsnchester, whore she had been attending .
church association.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-31

The extra session of Congress is q
nuisance. If our people at the national
capital would get seriously down to bust.
neas once there would be q marked
change in the methods of legislation.
The man who feels called upon to waste
wind ON every question that comes up,
important and unimportant, is about -
worthless to his constituency q the
Congressman who puts in his time trying
TO yet positions for Tom, Dick and Harry
frem the back counties and using his
influence" in behalf of crossroads post
masters. Congressmen should remem.
Der that their duties are prescribed by
the Constitution and not by the wishes
Of . greedy constituency, two-thirds oi
whom want 10 be consuls to Hong Kona
Or eonstablss In Patagonia. The tall
abost . "prsa Of business" viii not ex.
oase psoesasiination. The fact remains
~ Tire b lavishly wasted and a
eaesnoas AMOUNT of matter = pushed
thseaoh u ths closing hours Of sach ~,
- wi1heat dns dslihsrrtion.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-31
CLOTHING!

My Custom. Made suits attract
all those who are fond Of wear.
ing gentee1 clothing. Call and
look at our Cassimeres, Cheviots,
WOrsteds, ETC., and notice espec.
tally the neatness of cut and per-
fection Of workmanship on them.
I have some rare bargains, and
can At you, be you long Or short,
slim or fat. Also all the new and
desirable things in the line Of
Children's Clothing.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-31
DUMPS CHAPEL.

March Goth, 1887.
Frank Crosen will begin his school in the
link district next Monday.
Miss Rose Shepherd IL teaching school in the
Brock district, east Of Hillsboro.
Mr.. Frank q. B. Parks. Of Greenfield, visited
relatives In this violuity saturday aud sunday.
William Orange closed . very successful
term Of school In the Erwin district les. Friday.
Rev. =. Lane will preach at the Chapel next
Saturday evening at seven O'Clock, aud also st
hsif-past ten Sabbath morning.
Mr.. Frank WhOrlsy, Of this place, and Miss
Clara q. Turner, of Washington q. q were
married last Thursday afternoon vt the resi-
deuce Of the groom. Nv Rev. .. Laue, Of Hills
borO, after which ali present psrtOOk Of sn
elegant supper.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce E. T.
Rayburn az candidate for the Office Of
Assessor in the west precinct Of Fairfield
township.
Please announce my name as candi-
date for the office of Assessor of the east
precinct of Fairfield township.
CHAs. E. Dunn.
We are authorized to announce Mr..
Will Cademy as a candidate for the Office
of Assessor for the west precinct Of Fair.
field township.
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STRIN6TOWN.

Miss Alva Ewing will attend college At
Wilmington.
John Turley 10 confined to bis house with
mnlwriai fever.
Norman Overman Is at homo from VIII.
mingtOn CUliege.
Mr.: Kate smith (nee Barnsl, OF Nsbra asks,
10 visiting erfstheY 81 New B ston.
Mr.W N. Stephens, OF NebraskA,t visiting
his mother and other relatives 81 Boston an0
vicinity.
Mr.. Wm.. q. Bussie made . trip to Chilli.
c0the one day last week on business. He 70
ports thai Ar. Thomas Major L. quite feebie.
10 odsy Win he :' supeS
tntendent, Bert Wallace; ay tstsnt, Dtua K.
Unthenk; secretsry, john Unthank treas.
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FOLSOM.

March 29th, 1857.
W. T. Shannon 10 ON the sick list.
Rev. E. L Knox filled the pulpit at this place
last Sunday.
Mr.. " b. Mullenix and wife were the guests
Of his father, T. A. Mulenix, last Sunday.
4. L. Miller moved his mill from VIM. Mo-
ConnsuRhsy's farm TO Carey Vsnce's last Mon.
day and Tuesday.
]. A. shannon and wife, J. ". Fepton and J..
8. Glasgow, Of the Hill City, were tho guests Of
". T shannon last night.
The President Of the Ohio Conference will be
st Union Chapel on the 10th Of next month.
Al that time . ,everal days meeting will be
held.
The Sabbath School Board met last Sabbath
and organised our schOUl, ~ cOmmsnce next
Sabbath, with F. NJ. McOonnaughsy - Super.
intsndent, 'erens Shannon, Assistant; Minnie
Miller, secretary; aud Emma shannon,
Librarian,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-31

People in Chicago are busily engaged
in holding their noses. The stencil
aroused is said to be tangible. The
rottenness and robberies unearthed are
a life-size duplicate OF the Tweed in.
trigues in New York. But the metropolis
Of the occident is purging herself, and q
disconsolate procession of crooked offic-
ials and political gangsters is headed
toward the State Penitentiary.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-31
FAIRFAX.

March 29th, 1887.
Emery Alexander left last Tuesday for the
Far West.
James N. Gall paid his parents visit on
Middle Fork last Saturday
Mr.. E @. Reno, Of Berryville, 10 staying with
his sick brother, W. b. Reno.
Mr. Young Of the Hil City, was visiting his
son-in-law, Ira Booth. on Sunday.
Miss Julia spargur, Of Berryville, is spending
this week with her sister, Mrs. ben0.
Harvey snyder and family have moved to
Middle Fork, on the farm Of NOSh Hammond
It is thought at this writing that ". 81.
Reno Ia slightly better, and in fair way TO
recover.
Wednesday to see George Thompson. but he IL
beyond medical aid.
Our physician, DR.. o. G. Hook, is kept very
busy. he Is in the saddle almost day and
night.
Jacob and Dynes Tener have sold their farm
in our neighborhood TO James Kelly, who will
take possession next Tuesday. Chsrles Rolfe,
who 10 living 10 the house, will build house
on his own farm.
Mr.. Andrew williamson, IN aged resident Of
our neighborhOOd, returned from an extended
visit Of five months in Brown and Adams
counties lat saturday. Andy 10 In bis 8lst
year, and can walk ten aud ffteen miles per
day without any trouble.
On last Thursday afternoon st s p. m. the
little girls Of our village aud vicinity gave little
Maud Trout complete surprise, the occasion
being her sixth birthday. There were eighteen
little girs seated at the table. sll Of them being
about the same age - Maud. The occasion
will long be remembered BY the little ones.
The young converts' prayer meeting every
Sunday 10 very interesting aud 10 doing vast
amount Of good Rev. Briggs re0rganis+
Sabbath School st our place Ssbbath evening
st 1 p M, the officers for the coming year
being, J. N Gall, Supt.; John A.. Long, Jr.,
Asst Supt.; T. W. Roberts, Sec'y; texchers,
Sally Wiiiismson, Samuel Gillespie and ". R.
Nolan
On Monday, the 2sth inst, Miss Louie M.
Easter reached the eighteenth milestone Of
LIES journey, and her father, mother, and
friends concluded to give her . complete sur
prise, and need We say that the surprise was
complete success, In the evening about fifteen
couples Of her young friends gathered st her
fathers h0spitabs home 70 congratulate Miss
Louie on this important epoch In life. The
presents were many and costly one we can
not f0rbear mentioning. given BY her father
and consisting Of . beautiful gold necklace and
bracelets, pres, 1t We know that will Le high.
y priced Aud now Miss Louie, the NkWs.
HERALD man offers his congratulations, and ~
you enter upon life may yOu ever treasure up
these four sacr' words, father. mother, home,
aud heaven.
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LITTLETON.

Ed Stubbes smiles-it's boy.
Mr.. J. ". Mccarthy is on the sick list.
N. NJ. smith closed bis second term 0f school
st this place last Friday.
Mr.. Geo Ellis, who has been sick for some
time. 10 slowly improving.
Franklin shoemaker aud family removed 10
Xenis, O., last Monday, and Lewis Shinkle
now occupies the house vacated BY shoemaker.
We are pleased 10 say that We have two can.
didstes frUm this part OF the township. VIM.
Puiliam for Constable and Elijah kuble for
Trustee.
The following We clip from the Banohestsr
Star: "rhe wiuter term Of schO.'l Of Rich.
isud, taught BY p. II. Shs6ar, Of Pricstown,
closed last Friday with sn exhibition at night
A number OF dsclamstious were spUksn aud
dialogues acted by the scholars, bus owing 70
the cOnlusi0n csus BY the overcr0wdsd
houss, several pieces we're not called for. NJ.
1halfsr hxs been very successfui In bis school
during the winter. BE has made many warm
friends In this place, who will wsloOme him
back In . few weeks TO teach the summer
term"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-31

st. Louis intends sending an invitation
to President Cleveland to visit that city
this summer, signed by 100000 inhabi.
tants. The request will be forwarded
to him neatly bound in vellum. The
President will probably comply if he can
resist the temptation to veto the thing
as soon as he gets his hands on it.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-31

A German professor has just pub.
lished new work attempting to prove
that beer was first manufactured in the
land of the pyramids. We are prepared
to subtantiate his theory. Anybody who
compares the hieroglyphics Of the tablets
with the penmanship of certain election
clerks in 9th Ward, A, Cincinnati, must
be forever convinced that there was
beer in Egypt.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-31

Measles ip our mid

Measles In our midst
Rev. Pumphrey administered baptism TO
twenty-one persons last sunday.
The revival at tho n e. Church closed last
night with some few aooessions 70 the church.
Nov that the meeting has CLOSED tho Insti-
tute will meet every Friday night the school,
house.
Chas. swadlsy and ". A. Rogers tended
The Tsschsrs' Association q Lynohburs last
eaturdsy.
Messrs. Ward Blissard and Ellsworth John.
e0n, Of East xonros, visited at The rssidsnce 0f
VIM. Carey hst sunday.
Mr.. J. z. Wright sftsr tsanhing three terms
IN vocal music ct Olive Chapel. returned homo
!ast week. Hs goss back to-day 70 bsgin ths
fourth term.
The Rspublicsns and Democrats hsld their
primary election lsss saturday st four O'Clock
and nomtnsts.l the following ticket Rspubli-
esn-Trustss, Vim. Thplsts; Trsesurss. Wm.
Carey; Assessor, .. Hudson Cleek. B., B.
Isirlsy J.. J. p. . =. uadse.ood oooslabls.
VIM. Johnsoe. Dsmoee.s-wm Polk. Tras-
-; George v Bsovn. Clsrk Thos. Dsoasy.
Trsesurss O. v. Rank, Oosslabls sslksld
LArkip, Assessor 20 B Efwards, J.P.
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It certainly would show q lack Of en-
terprise If Hillsboro did not bore for gas.
There can be no doubt that We are in
the area where gas has been and will be
obtained. To refuse to invest in an en-
terprise that would furnish such excel.
lent result il 10 discount the benefits do
rived from gas-wells or to persist stub
bornly In old customs and scoR ct the
advances of improvement. In Findlay
gas 10 furnished 70 each private stove or
grass at fifteen cents per month, and
the enlargement Of the city's manufac-
turins interests hes been enormous.
The Good that one big easvsll would do
Hilkboso cannot b oaleulalsd.
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WESLEY CHAPEL.
March x0th. 1887.


Measles are still raging In this vicinity.
nrs. VIM Baker snd Mrs. PoStsv Andsrsop
ere both on The stck list.
nr. "a Miller, OF Bsvryvills. was the guest OF
Mis- Alice Dslsplans Saturday night and a.
tended ths wedding OF her brother yesterday
morning
Our Sunday-sohool was reorgsnissd ysstsr-
day BY slscting 8 e Rsdksy, eupt o. b.
DelspLsns, Asst. Mis- Jessis Jaekmsu. esc'y. [;
1is: bscea Burbs. Asst ssc'y. sed q. d.
Dsvia, Treasurer.
Dsnoorsts and Republicans mst In Oouvsn-
ton lest Saturday q 6ueartres Ridge and non-
tpstsd full ticket. Both parties ass naking
. vgorous Aght Ths Republicans hsvs ns1F
natsd ~ sxsollsat tiakst, one that dsessvss ~
II GissAs bsiaolsss "a nis Desh Dusbs
dsses q - 49, 9 1aSssH, o., Nv Z.
Da!be, fathee q ~ hsiAA e1siasisg. Theg
sho - q. n - ha0siass - naHisd
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-31

The car.stove is becoming as popular
q subject as the deficiency bill. Few
railroad accidents occur that do not cul-
inmate IN holocaust. 1t does look
disaraceful to Yankee inventors that
nobody is able to contrive an efficient
substitute for this time. honored terror.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-31

1t must not be expected that the
saloons will close up and evscuate with.
out struggle. The prohibition fight is
not over. A traffic that has been thriv-
ing and growing in the community for
three score years and ten is not disposed
to 60 off and die obligingly and good.
humoredly at the request Of the public.
This is not time for the friends Of pro-
hibition to stack arms and 60 to sleep.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-31

Our neighbor towns are agitating the
question OF saloons Or no saloons. With
Leesburg abolishing her saloons, New
Lexington following in her wake. and
Greenfield talking seriously on the sub.
ject it looks as if we might be ready for
county local option before the Legisla-
ture gives it to US.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-31
NEW MARKET.

WSrCu l0tuS 1o0J'
v. B, McConnsughsy will read medicine nm.
der DR. O e. Vance, OF this place.
The @. q. Church closed their meeting this
week, with no additions to the church.
hr. Ratio Moore has been quite sick with
fever, bat u some better ct this writing
st Cincinnati, purchasing his spring stock Of
goods.
The following are the successful nominees
for township offices Treasurer, J. B. Gruber |;
Assessor, u. B. Eylsr; Clerk, r. L kcEasy.
nolds Trustee, Thomas Roush. No corstables
nominated.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-31

Carter Harrison has gone and done it.
He vowed before the Democratic Con.
vention thst he wouldn't be nominated
for Mayor OF Chicago and then changed
his mind, blushed modestly and-ac-
cepted. Some Of his ablest assistants are
eating government corn.bread down at
Joliet, and Carter's chances of reelection
are gone glimmering. 1t is generally
conceded that his Republican opponent,
Roche, will have Q walk.over.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-31
SHACKELTON.

Nathaniel Wilkin, who left some time ago 10
spend the summer ont West, ID st home again.
Misc Matte Mckee. who has been staying
with Henry Nesbit and family the greater part
Of the winter, 10 nov st hOme.
Mr.. Alice Lemon and children. of Hillsboro,
who had been enjoying . few days in the
country with her parents, returned homo Bat
urday.
P.W. Charles drained one Of his 6sh ponds last
from three to four pounds, and quite lot Of
ANAL Ones
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-31

Still Democratic journals are com.
planning because Grover is too conserva.
tive about turning Republicans out of
Office. He has appointed $1,000 Demo-
Gratis, one for every six minutes during
the working hours of his administration.
If the firing-out process is not fast
enough, perhaps it would be we'll to buy
gatling battery.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-31

Senator Sherman's clear-cut speech to
the Republican members of the Tennes-
see Legislature has had its effect upon
the whole South. The Ohio Icicle can
warm up the tropical regions when he
wants to,
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B00TS.SH0ES

He must be hard to suit who
cannot find what he wants in my
Boot and Shoe Department. Ev.
cry shape in every quality, at
lower prices than have ever been
heard of. Ladies' Kid Button
Shoes 81. 70, former price @2.26.
Mems Crimped-TOp, Whole Vamp
Congress shoes, warranted sOlid
leather, at 81. 90, sold for $3.50
everywhere. Have the same in
button and lace. The best line
Of BrOgans and PiOw Shoes for
farmers and mechanics ever seen
in HillsbOrO.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-31

Vote the whole ticket. The candi.
dates for Council are the men for the
time and the place. The School Board
ticket is pledged to no faction, and the
gentlemen will do their duty without
bias. Don't be inveigled into wasting
your vote.